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Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-13
Traue1ers' Gutax
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT
ALLAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

ALLAN fiUIAl MAIL > tAMSI1lPS, @6Es> Royal Mail steamships sail every week S&a2ss&s from Glasgow to Boston via Derry and Galway. The only direct route from Scotland, the North and Middle of Ireland to the New England States. Intermediate $50; steerage, $19 Book your friends by this direct route and them the expense and inconvenience of transfer. Apply to H. 6 A. ALLAN. Agents, Boston; or to BUNNELL 6 SCRANTON, rag and 734 Chapel st. mh7eod Starin's New Haven Transports
 ton Line.
 Every Day Except Saturday.
 GK=A Leave New Haven, from Starfn'a azSanDock. at 1915 o'clock D. m. The JOHN H. STARIN, Captain McAlister, every Sun day, Tuesday and Thursday. The ERASTUS CORNING, Captain Spoor, every Monday, Wednes- day and Friday. Returning, leave New York, from Pier 18 foot of Courtland street, at SD. m.- the Starin every Monday, Wednesday and Friday the Corning every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday The only Sunday night boat from New York. Fare, with berth in cabin, 75c; stateroom $1. Ey cursion tickets $1.25.
 Free Stage leaves the depot arrival of Hart ford train, and from corner Church and Chape streets every half hour, commencing at S30 o'clock p.
 Tickets and Staterooms can be purchased of the Downes News Co.,, S69 Chapel street, Peck Bishop 702 Chapel street, and at the Tontine Hetel
 0. M. CONKLIN, Agent, my31 New Haven. Conn.
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Court Notes.

The hearing on the contest of the will of the late Rufus Smith did not take place yes- terday. Judge Robertson of the Probate court continued it until September 26 at the request of attorney for defense Mrs. Julia Van Buren of Litchfeld, one of the benefci- aries, will have lawyer aid in the defense of the will
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QUAKER BITTE;RS.
Fi11atIcfa1.

\ quiet and Flat market-Business Done only fin a Few StOcks-Prices Generally Go Down But Recover Somewhat Toward the Close.
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SUMMARY OF STATISTICS FOR 1SS6-S7

The population of the New Haven city
 school district, which comprises the
 entire city. according to the U. S.
 census Of issO, was. 1.sss the civ .............. ... 1,49s
Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-13

down stairs by Mrs. Sehmallfuss because she refused to remove pail of water, and was so badly injured that she will probably die.
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Total population of the city and town

PROPERTY VALUATION FOR 1886 APPROXIMATE Assessed valuation of real and personal
 property of the town and city y.....-- $50, ,03 Deduct the. assessed value of Westville.. 1,07t Total assessed value of the city ... $4s, ,96' The rate of district taxation for all
 school purposes was .OO3, or mills
 on dollar. -.....-...........-.. The town appropriation for all school
 purposes was one mill on the dollar Amount of city and town tax, 17 mills. Total taxation for all purposes. 20 mills
 nnho
Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-13

Partner Stayner at WOrk-A Mert- gagged Deed of the New London
 Property Recorded-The old LOOmis Mansion Turned over to Caleb Gil.
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RATIO OF CHILDREN TO POPULATION.
The number of persons between the ages
 4 and de .rnn r.r on,1,r,ncr.oted in Ian.

UT dnu ID J 6eIIB OIIuHToI EseoO1 III . eIrH
 uary, 1887, was..-. ..........- Increase since 1886. 6...................-. TheI ratio of the number of children be- tween and 16 years to the whole population of the city was in 1880 as Supposing the ratio to be the same now the present population of the city may be estimated thus: The number of children enumerated in the school district multiplied by the ratio will give the population of the city dis trict for the year 1887, i. e., F, ,259x 4.416-76, ,215. Add for Westville and South End ,890 and the estimated population of the whole town is
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To,l g47aGe2 30 POS 6o6 a.2S7 100 l6027ll4
Eaual hush g,iOO.2lU 5oO54, lV'

The wheat -four from Ss9rna ore re
gSs ana nave SSen aa To- IS Of wheat which
asa TO above aS sss4efS ss's'
Of the Tinted sn's IN ssS S9e %
els quantity and wheat nour is oyer Sn b Say
els 6OOOOOOO bushels set aside s psrmS
ne, 81 S ssnf 20 q the ssS wheat crop
bushels making the AGGREGATE sPR 1 poSus
sS on r todS Seeming 9s and s Oar
s acsd siv sspSa Aggregates
leaving ra9sJ ~ Sos Sa Inss, 'F E a'I n
ss s South SapS sna sS II and
s ssS c9Soss c b psaar er H
Kingdom aud the Ln rop o coasts or
say 20 600 900 bushels for United Kingdom m
srsAwA quiet and fohy
DO oo7sc No do .;,s Sie7O fons Rye 7oc
s s. ssC &C.: s = sSo o SSa $685. ,sgn
sn' %sns
81: S12s to &c Choice sS~mHn ss 6 GOO
s%on % Sod ass aoS crop Of English
dG quiet market for boiling stock; lsc tho
Rs Sv. sDos es .o az az
:ss sc ions Ns, sss sSs
dsy 80 sp''r
spr M ns ". aoS os
ne ;s sO;ns at sosns 10, au si,:nsa
SOU v w s On a or la ood strained 81 % toi
T; j. $; +; s. y y w. sos: = j :, NJ
$50 SS: 4. s 4. ~
w WIZ ss sn fs 10 prime. 7syee summer Shiss 40
SspsSi omesc 81 sssS foreign sSSs1s Lnssc raw
ely 49, "eruSs sound ~ S92c light pressed 2eS
sS I..cs: s3s sP s esaaa spring soc
Ssaensd spring s Whale crude Sofhs sns med rass
soufhrrn J3c.; natural winter ~ @sf vi oesShe1 "'
ao u 4Oc extra bsached. Al 1A2c. a. a.. .,.r.r,ng
OCEAN FREIaHTs-The noyemen ~, sa.s nc eli and on
nsss berth dsmor,iisa sEHJh $500 sssn
1000 bush grain irom store. Adj Gaago" stssm' A"""
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Miner Y.ssers mi P1iIrorf,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BuILDdNG MATERIAL-A dun and irregnlar market
CHlCORY-Is IN demand and prices te,dng inward.
Quotations Barrys Grannlated English ut S4Sac;
BIC Grannlsted German, 6%66i2c Hauswaldts aud
quotations.
COOPERAGE STOCK-A fair demand a steady market.
CORDAGE-A moderate movement from day to day at
ii i4c. for Sisal and 13c for Manila.
oEfEE-For Brwl growts the market showed an I'm
proved de nand and Rio prices advanced 10
4c Sales 1500 bags No 10 at and 900 bags No.
at &c Mild styles firm and quito active sales
1000 hays Msricabo 153 Central America 963 bags
caamAnga and 520 bass Caracas Trading IN future de
lyeries active. The market opened AZ 10 points
advanc. on limited offerings and cosef firm Of further ad
vanc points as follows: March 26t9l2IO April igS
Dl27O; Nav 1859 1910 JuDe 126 l270; july 1880
l27O August u 70al2.75; september i2106l2.1o; 90
tober. l2.7b9128O November, l2750l2S0; December
l2.s01l2.S5. Sales GO. 100 baGs
voTrONTrading in spot lots was light and prices were
not changed. the market closing firm Sales l42 bales
40 last evening" all Of which were for consumption
pairing with 9275 bales this day last week and 454S
bales the correspon ling day last year Since September
the total receipts have been 4S439s bales against
$3.50 76+ bales for tho same period last wear.
Quoistons based ihe American standard VI classification
follows:
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ss:a fss . ;:s; ss:
sls
81 i y Az: = may
Malta iPr crsI: Renee sSin; ZOO
scoo bills rsane S United k,nso
from s
vannah bark with spirits turpentne Is 3D. and rosn
nii:S sa se.. p s.ss
:s's q 81 81
.s IS ~ s'i
s;':s: ss Sc r $ &
@ s:'s RI f sss.
quoted :.
sf rsa s =;
ss' ns ss.s tis
% S s: ar @d bs dy ST
ne steam :pGt
SssH sss s., sDTi
~ s :nS JsS ss.
Hcers retain the ADVANTAGE aud the dsmana connmss lar
Western Dairy i3az1c.i Western Imitation Creamery
s12'c; Western Dairy l302ic: Western Factory. loo
Gle. Rolls. l2622c. nd Rnter-Wesfen Creamery. lao
22c state Ds.rv tubs 1920; sate Dairy 6rklns and
tubs 4a?lc State Dairy arkns S2Oc Cheese,Therei 10
state Factory 1lh113ac Including Fancy White is'c;
DO Coiored. 13a9 1885, Light skins. III 0l2c. Pennsyl
vanz Skims ~ 49sac Eegs-In buver's favor. State.
7tc, Western. l1c.; Southern. l6sal7c
on active movement Quotations IL 1864 56c for
Molaases 4a4 slice for Fair Refining ann l6c for 90"
test Centrifugal. Sales 100 hbds Musoovadoea al6o
2s0 hhds do. 4ac; 500 mats Centrifugal b3yc: and
and firm. cnt Loaf 6s@si.c.; Crushed 6Lastc- Crbes
10 &C.. Powdered l3-i666Isc, Granulated Lille:
Mould 57sc Confectionery 9l8c.. Coffee Standard
6kc, Coffee of 695 Lice. white Extra 41sc. E1tra
C4aa Alb l6c.. ca Ie4 W. Yellow AZ 4Ac.
SEEDSThere rs no demand for export account and the
fpsss.e. md rimothy - oSSs2 % IN store.
sTEA RINE-Frm and IN fair demand City quoted At &C.
Sales 200 hhds Oleomargarine 6I2c.
TALiOW=Fary active and steady Prime City quoted &C.
Sales. 1875. 900 10. q 4 l.l6c.
TOBAcCO-Kenturky dali; Seed Leaf moderately active
and steady The sales include $50 1881 s3 Pennsy
yaoa ll911Sc 100 cases 1888 Pennsylvania l?0lsc.;
$50 :Ss5 Wisconsin Havana 1890; $50 sun
dries IN 2sc $50 bales Havana Coo. GSl %; $50 bales
Snmaira 81 20aSi 45.
wO LIN small lots the movement moderately active
with the figures pail showing in Instances slight
The sales inclnde 10000 ID Territory, SIa22c: 10000
Fall Texas 20d 22c; 1000 Secured Pulled zoe; 1000
No Fleece SIC; 25o0o n Xxx Fleece 81 sc. 10000 ID
washed &c., 200 Fine wtnfsna 100 bales Fast India,
30 NoIis 100 SECURED 25 600 n Pulled $1,000
Fine Combing Pncd. 5000 Extra Pulled 5000 Fine
Super Pulled. 1000 anaia Pulled 10000 ID No and
No Pulled $4,000 n Mexican. 10000 10 Fine secured
Texa. 1000 Washed Cots and l50o 10 Broken Fleece on
priy 10 terms
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COTTON MAgKErs-gY TELEGRAPH

sdsG MeT raie. aas I
ieln- IJL sao-l2 10000 Including 1000 bale, or
speculation and export keceipts-l2J00 Lale Including
fui1fes ria At ne slyaucc Upaoa.fow MA In eal'e
l2did; also 49, 90 hg, 1ca S-y do June
is-Git. do August ana september delivery. 2O'cid'
endsrs for delivery at odays clearing iZoo oae' Ne"
oekysSes Of the week $1,000 bacs American. $1,000
bales seculaor- took. bales eAprt.rs look t00 o
balrs ships side direct 10 spincru 23NVO
bales actual export 300 Dao. o,. reesiP5, INN $1,000
American $4,000 bales amount OF cotton ahoai 2oooVo
!. The sales OF day included oioo bales
American .,.,,v ,,,,n,. to, yss,0r ,,an,.
March delvery 1854 seller do March and April deliN
.6{ Sellers do May and June delivery. o4d ssl,c,si
DO June and Iuy ceys % 1 sgsn. DO and J ana S
delivery xOJ4d relcrs CO. september anu octoper uo'
D. m~Futnrcs closed dull. Uplands Low Nlddlins
clause March delivery 26id buyers do March ana AZ
is SAT value do May aud June delivery. i-Gid buyers
49, Sano snE C42 sellers do August and sep
delivery 1854 sellers do September ana october
G.Iynsfos. March 4-cot.on firm, Middllny, l.l9
ceipt 5o Des exports 70 Great Britain i92l bales Sa0'
receipts 52oJ bale, 5453 bales, eI
NORFOLK. arc.-cc,ton steady hid@s ga net a sS
Bales Colstwlse Oalesi sales oO bates stock l7i2l
SAVANNAH March 4-cOtton steady: Miedlins q 10.
Middnng Good Ordinary. y net receipts yO9 pa.s
grns. q b.lcs expOrIs Continent 1900 bales COAST
wise 23l bales sales 300 bales stock. 49, bales
Weckly-Set receipts. s5l2 bales gross $3.50 baes eA
ports the Continent lOS55 balesi eoastwise So4t o
safes, $3.50 bales. .,,,,, NJ, Low
Middlng 1916 Good Ordinary. 81 not receipts ''siS
bales. gross 2O4 bales. exports 10 Great BI.i &c
baies TO the Continent G257 Dalos Coastwlse Zoo o'o'
sases. Z. $50 bales stock, 33O3iJ bales . On oo5
Weeky-Set receipts 3D. $40 bales gross receipts ov.
bales; exports Great Britain. 1854 bales; 10
bales the Continent ~ l9l bales; cOast"sc' V''
bales: sales 23.25O bales.
March The following are the total net receipts Of cotton
a al The ports sIncc september l. 1856:
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FEATURES OF .;F-f,s De<LTvi "a
The grain markets suffered some loss OF activity In AL prob
ahtv from the mid OF the bun movement IN uok
IN lard aud meats tone was developed based
on the prospect Of large " the visible supply noKt
Monday and ugly ;aring bulgarian aniirs out
~ which it's possible warllk- complication, may ars The
needs Europe certainly lOund 10 De heavy war or no
indian supply Of wheat ~ not IA'b
10 be- any greater 10 i- sol les than last year sup
100000 hu-t~ ~ Nhfai and alo. lots
w,o cent better The options were incln ~ Improve
closed arm &c auu1t bet uguIr., uP =
for NAV a. July az ~ - AID cent lot June ~ ~
ana August ora ceutz Cash corn was 80 cent higher
With nearly 90 lu-hci- takon bF shippers Tho ,rn
MAJ ket tn rnd when the bfifa were
To, a ,Nrii"t
market with OF cent inr harh Al %"
ami June tt ~ rftits
oats the spot hui g. options ""fr bel
ter with the other gram Sp'cuaonA Ii-ng
Tor March % = for April Al "a and cent FOR Nav AZ
"a aud - >, cents The bulls were rampant IN the
ari mlrset Options. response 20 thc m1npr ITO" al
"A 70 POINTS f1lloWs; Man - o. APil
. ~ NAV = 20. June a. -, and july - g.
The cpt and hour reported yesterday ~ New
Philadelphia and Boston we're S-i"li"ns
Wheat l4045p uushesi corn 1897 bushels at nl"-O
bushes gram 3iS416 cla Tour $3.50 package
At Chicago Milwaukee aud -. Louis he arrivals wrIr
Wheat 70 g2i ls 1u3 bushels oai7, 4o ~
bushels total gram 3j 42j bushels Hour Il Dos barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05
CLOSING PRICES or BOIr1S s'J1fS
RoSrOS March A. 1897

FRIDAY. Marcn az W.
Todays stock market measured by the total transac-
TONS was less active than Yesterdays modest specula
ton The easy recovery in values the last two days
presented sufficiently sharp advances 10 invite some real
zations OF profits and when the effect these sales be
came apparent yielding of prices the bears contout
ed TO the volume of trading by renewed attacks Best
prices recorded after the opening but the gains
were fractional The better feeling that followed the
session th Congress obviaed by yesterdays
legislation was checked soon after the adjournment OF
the XLIXth Congress at to-day by renewed talk OF
the possibility Of an extra because of the failure
OF the General Deficiency the FortiicaOns bills.
In the case Of the former bill few traders knew that II
covered a comparatively small sum and that the def
cences OF the kind to haTass the conscience
Chief Executive The lowest prices made In
hour when the losses for the active stocks om
the best figures OF the day were about j per cent
and in some cases a little more. Near the
close fractional rally occurred positive advices from
Washington that no extraordinary summo ing OF the
National Legislature was needed probable. but
little time was this exert much effect on
operators Excepting Delaware, Lackawanns and West
ern and Louisville and Nashville in which losses OF over
per cent scored the stocks at all active show net
declines OF less than per cent Richmond Terminal IL
another exception, with decline OF per cent Central
of NewJersey rose per cent 20 and then helped to
unsettle the trading by drop To Csc. but at lis
last price II records gain OF Is per cent. Pacific
Mail rose 81 to 5Ga on reports that uanscontnentai
settlement had been reached, but on their denial the
stock sold back to 55o Tie market closed unsettled at
the slight rally from bottom quotations.
I'm Government bonds no sales were nlie h thc '"'h
Exchange aud the tone was easier ne hids we're, =
cent lower for I2s. but unchanged FOR the other Is
sue uurXe "A
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

PuyrALo March L. -Reeeipts last % hours-665
head total Tar. t.r0O NEAL for 81 no umc
a.I week consigned through 81 cars OF when
~ 10 TOR sale, good denand Al ulI prices
-kecepts nours were4OOU mead;
toiai or week thus $4,000 head TOT same umo
a,t week 3S.UJJ consigned tutough IL cars
OF which % for sale demand falr ana
market nrm. Common 10 Far - OOeei 5J Good 10
Glance 81 75Qs5: 50 25. LAMBS hfIn rdinary u
Hoos Receipts Last twentyiour hours 800 head tota
for week Al head same Time last week 40 %
h.a con sgued 81 o which Ia TO New fork
III cars Tor good demand ana prices shade higher
Light rigs 50 25: Mixed Pl2s and iIght WORKERS
50 81 "a seiecten Workers SO iO0,o ioseleced Me
dun Weights 30 sUaSo 50 Good Ia hoce heaNy 20 5Oe
y5. other grades unchanged. all offerings taken.
CHICAGO March journal reDOrts-CdtLs-
RecepLs-5. mead Standardization heao Markes Was
brisk 10 higher shipping steers 10 l.oOo
10 IS 5U05 w. stockers aha Feeders 81 o0oSs uO
Cows. Bulls and MIAvI 81 0OGS3 50; bulk At 81 10
s3 - Texas Cattle ~ 30d s..
Hogs-Receipts 10000 heat, shipments 1000. market
strung 10 EN- : nig,e koush and Mixed 50 l6es5 20
Packing shipping So 5O@s5 sos Light 81 30 es3 ~
sassp-I,oceipta 5000 head snipments 2.uo0 head,
market steady. Natives IS U09s4 80. Western 50 Io0
S4 TO- texans 81 750t. Lambs 81 90 GS3 on 81.
ST LOUIS March I.-CauLe-kecolpts 400 hean- snip
Cho,cs Heavy Native Steers 81 406J, Fan 10 Choice
80 So es4 Feeiers ar TO good 81 sO@s3 To- Ie1ans
common to choice. I'll 9O0 80 90 -,
poas-Ksceipta 24OU shipments heat
market shade higher Oh all kinds Chooo
Heavy and Selections So 10 SO ~ Paoklng
IS 20 d So 30 Pigs common " good 81 So9So 10 -.
Shssp-Recepts 800 head; shDInents head the
marget wac strong Common 10 FAIR o. o0VsS 49, Medium
10 Fancy IS 50 G So 90
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

,oxnox March 4-l2:3O D. m.- United States Four Per
Cent Bonda 1914; do Four and Haif Peg Cent Bonds,
I'LL. Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage IruS
tee. erfcates 47s do Second Mortgage, II Canadian
Pacnc 6IS Emo So Mexican Ordinary, "a ST. Paul
Common. v4Si Newfork Cehtral iioti rennsy"sniA'
90 a. Reading, 1875 -. -. -. IN 49,
avices quote Three FER Cent entes at ~ ir4hcs
90 centimes the account.
m-At ano and Great Western First Mortgage Trus-
tees Certificates Ai4; Canadian Pacific SOC; Erie 34A
do Second Consols l0l Ii Mexican Ordinary 81 ST Paul
Common 94h NewYork Central, llos; PcnnsyivaniA
59% A., ~, -, ,,,. -
balance to-day Is $4,000. :. IN $500.
aivoes Three per Cent hehtos NJ ~ ~uSS
82 a centmes for tho account
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEw.YoRK. FRIDAY. March .-BEEvEs-Receipts were
rots six DAYS 7ssi bead against head
|e cara s wse e srs
amt cars Bnmrnthss sons with the half dozen cars
The yrrmey light .nppy enabled sicrs prices
about 10 cents per 100 and the yas were cleared at an
Inferior sullocs sold at 81 O5as5 49, and car
eDas Sons - So Dry cows ana Bulls ranged n rrlee
lGT SO so 81 Is and Old oxen and S-s' sold at $500
No shipments o. Live Fresh Meat from thu. port
making the total al pens Tor the week from this port "a
Ssle,~S + sader q Co 70 Indiana steers 1872 ID. at
g o. IS DO 2i9 n a, - DO; 9dS lSS P at 49,
1859 D. al s. 10 OK 2O2o b. at 81 TO- Bulls ana stays
ohio steer. ISL = a. q + So 5t 20 10 49, 49,
i iS b. b. a 4 = 81 H. no. i rs5S d.
~ 9 & i qG 90, isSo l-is Ct
B1s 1856 H. At % So. 2l Dry Cows 500 . At g so
. Sa a% 1870 MS a $ i 49,
70 81 o Indiana DO 9s n at - ,9 inGlSna sT ms
Cow. is5 10 1t "a 10 do. 1871 H. at 81 Heller $50 ID,
% c s s sssr asS a. g. s e n si
H. Kosentha "a Buffalo STEERS gag o. a. "a 10; , 20
800 . at (, - 10 DO sIi p At s. 50 IETsn IiiS n at
1855 n s "a 10 s ory TeT y al At ~ a
do ilgI n At ~ rs llOj H. ~ 10; 10 no. BOO h.
l. Kssen,,ss il nc.so steers 1904 10 at 80 ao 70 do
52 10. II do 1903 ID. at 50 o. 20 d. l25' h. at
xar.el u chcaso steers i42s r. g 3D. Z 4 DO
90 ~ al 4 10; p DO 1856 n, at - O6
IAIVr.s-R $50 heal. OF which 1879 head were
str1dy Rg a MIN SG 20 to
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Kecepts were II cars of 1921
a, ts...., OF Carload
rgta p y35 head against 21toJ head Tor the
time ast week .,-.-.., -. .....
sold at a. good prces yesterday and Wearing Lambs
out Sc highrr - 80, - - a., ,,,,. 80 cAe,..
sheen and s6a 81 FAIR rme Lambs, with rather
trnrr than csriuai extra sold at 80 10.
salrs-Wa krby Co l3l state sheep 30 ID, AT oTc
~ ,IAu nSsy b3 ssie Sheep 90 10 at 5Lc 257
do lOi ~ at bs-c 20 state Lambs - 10 IL &C. II do 40
M nj ia. i78 DO 95 sc 2lo estern DO ~ 10, AT
20 3la, 100 10. iis 10 It o'4c,
x pIdCOt lNt Mtch-Gn Sheep VI 10, At o2C'
1871 10 DIVES. 100 10 At - 50
Hume X Mullen 2u3 Pennsylvania sheep. " 10 at . &c
D. Harrington: los state sheep. % ut &c; 20 state
Lambs. ~ 10. at sac
ls DO 100 N at 20 80 40 no. 30 al 80 -; 100 do -
Nj "a ~ 10 81 Micngau Lambs. II 10 at 80 30
NJ Collins oi D. Harrington 52 OHIO sheep os 10. at &c;
1Sl OHIO IAmUs ~ n al re ~ 10. 81 ID, al 6sc.
f. Sadler & 222 Chicago sheep, 10 u average, at
SIS 70 800 -. 49, o., .., 90, -,
rliory do l34 10. al s. 80 -, -.
iIoGS-Heoelps 30 Of 8. 65 hesd-2l cars az
Jersey Guy. Total for SIX days o,,ool
head against 80 head the Time last week. one
car on ale Feeling stady ami nominal quotations are 80 90
a 50 s5 Common TO Prime Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05

philadelphia DOCTOR after OF careful %
says that our demise as painless ms our adven "
world. lhis 10 certainly reassurng; yet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
these great Inducements still do not court death. he
shall continue TO Dr. PeIces nfaliblo tepony. VIZ
Golden Medical Discovery" for consumption spi'tnt
Dlooot shorness OF BREATH weak lungs congh !.
kindred affections Of throat chest IL ~ VII
eQualled by drugglstA
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70 physician but knowing she needs necr repar
which will give her strength and life through ao
stoI alton Of all her 10 their natural and hoAt
ton the result Of many years OF study and
thoroughly scientific ply slcl.n, who Ia. made '''
troubles specially To be had oil all druggish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
GRAIN AyD pGODUCE MARKETS

CuAKLgsroy. aaroh4.-rurpcuuue full at IS isc
SAVANNAH. March 4-Iuiprntinr rt~ply at 80 80 &C.
WILMINGTON. March A.-Turpcntlne steady al Soc.
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slLEs At TIE COHSOLIDA TED STOCK AND PEIAo
LEUA EXCHANGE
STOCKa
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
The dealings crude certificates yesterday light and
still within limits The news from
startling character and the ia" OF
prices hang the outcome OF the Leg sa
ton regarding storage charges Per
haps settlement OF this qu will sooner than IL
expected but TO favor lesscninr OF the
burden OF carving for tho bulls such c0nsuti1a
ton II coupled with evidences OF the adoption OF policy ny
poss Bite thereby restricting unnec' --ary
productions might favorable eject on The speculative
Prices yesterday ranged nom 90 -~U1- cents ~
hut saggei OF the afternoon The close Vas
tho first figures OF the day with carrying ratos
about % cents.
soidacd Exchange wero as follows
Opening 62 lowest--.--.--- t[s
Highest ............. GJs - :
Refined oil was unchanged a. 50 cents per gallon.
UrL CITY Penn, March Crude oil satsoah Transit
opened NJ 3d. nd cioei II B2s highest prcn
SO y. lowest G2ia sales. 72iOOD barrels charters
g. ~ barrels l.132OJ0 barrels shlpDchta
7o.373 barrels runs. - barrels
PfrTsBUKG. Penn. March Acruie Oh-Petr)ieum irregu
active closing hrm national Transit Certihe ae'
oponel 63 closed 62, highest price, G3- lowest
C2f
BgADFOgD Penn, Marohi.-cruis OH-NItOlIi TuanNt
Certificate. opened G2a and cnscI ~ g. hgssl prc
63.. lowest price O2s ciearances. 100000 harrclA
rfrusyILLE PENN March National rrAnAt Certacate'
opened % aud 62. highest price C3l1 low
est price, %.
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Business Cbanees.
nlnsital Jnstrnments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
"A upright pianos OF our make. which were
specially seect~ and only the artists OF the Metro
posn Opera during the past opera season.
viii he seId AZ liberal from regular pricsA
PIANOS FOR RENT .,. . ,o ,,.x.
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To break up colds and fevers rsry Dr. Pierces E1
tract VI mart Weed
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And in option trading market active and strong
under and tho Hight showing OF tho
weekly Interior crop movement closing firm at net advance
Of as points for the day sales. 1S4OO baies